[Hidden-tech] Converting DVD

[Stefan Gonick]

There's one more option that I use that I find to be particularly good.

I can upload my video to Youtube, and once they are done processing
it, there is an option to download an mp4 of my video. Youtube does a
great job of converting a video to mp4 with the perfect balance between
quality and the size of the file.

I find that they do a better job than handbrake, and it's also free. :)

Stefan

At 11:55 PM 11/26/2013, you wrote:

>True enough, easy and free. Thanks, all, for the recommendation. 
>First project was a one-hour+ "TV" recording of a local music event; 
>translated uneventfully, and sent to appropriate recipients via 
>HighTail (formerly YouSendIt), all in the background. I love it when 
>things work.
>
>Ed
>
>From: jeffreymackler at gmail.com [mailto:jeffreymackler at gmail.com] On 
>Behalf Of Jeff Mackler
>Sent: Tuesday, November 26, 2013 6:37 PM
>To: Ed Bride
>Subject: Re: [Hidden-tech] Converting DVD - from Nate
>
>Easy and free: Handbrake <http://handbrake.fr/>http://handbrake.fr/
>
>
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